Examples of 'spanish trail' in a sentence
Meaning of "spanish trail"
Spanish trail: A specific trail or path, often used for hiking or biking, located in a Spanish-speaking region or inspired by Spanish culture. This phrase is typically used in the context of travel guides, outdoor recreation, and historical references
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A tracker offered to take them by the Old Spanish Trail to the south.
Abiquiú was the starting point of the pioneering route of the Old Spanish Trail.
The canyon is named for the Old Spanish Trail which passed through the canyon.
Part of the course they followed became the Old Spanish Trail.
In eastern Texas the Old Spanish Trail can still be seen in many places.
They killed him and his whole posse on the Old Spanish Trail.
Wagon tracks from the Old Spanish Trail are still visible for miles.
Part of its length was followed by the Armijo Route of the Old Spanish Trail.
My great-grandfather came down the old Spanish trail in the wagon train.
Eventually, after many years of exploring, the best route became the Spanish Trail.
From there, it retains the name Old Spanish Trail.
Before dinner, you will be told about the special characteristics of our Spanish trail horses.
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No great trail was ever blazed without hardship
Schemes as complex as this always leave a trail
Eventually the trail went cold and dead
